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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1921
Page
6
The City Bowling League started strong with a 66 game schedule and high enthusiasm. American Bank led week one with 1551 total pins while Henry G. Hansen struck a high single of 225 and a three game total of 17. The week’s match play scores list Auctioneers and Radiators teams with multiple scorers, reflecting a competitive start.
Public notice references a special term policy tied to W Hornaday and mentions Conklin's medium priced fountain pens sold at Rexall Store. The text also includes Sidney Lumber Co and a casual remark about a place named Reme. The fragmentary item hints at local business notices and product mentions.
A fragmented OCR notice markets a store called the Electric Shop one block east of the American Bank offering Mieetrie supplies. It mentions Sweet Whitelock, AS Pearson, and various undecipherable phrases that imply a local business directory style listing.
State Capital Charles Wheeler of Bunker Hill precinct was in the city Sunday and left for Lincoln to join his wife who has been visiting her people there. They will return after a little longer visit.
Five Sidney merchants launched a unique savings advertising campaign modeled after Cheyenne's ten year old program. The plan issues $5 College Savings Bonds that mature on the child's eighteenth birthday for use in college education or starting a business. Over 1000 Cheyenne accounts show the scheme builds thrift and funds education without draining the family purse.
The Gun Club held a last Sunday event where the top five scores were recorded excluding Captain Hardy. Sidney faced off against Greeley, Colorado, amid a cross wind and cold conditions, shaping the day’s results.
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